Fluorine differs from rest of the halogens due toA. Its high electronegativityB. Smallest size and lack of d-orbitalsC. Low bond dissociation energyD. All the above A, B and C.

Fluorine differs from rest of the halogens due toA. Its high electrone

1.	Fluorine differs from rest of the halogens due toA. Its high electronegativityB. Smallest size and lack of d-orbitalsC. Low bond dissociation energyD. All the above A, B and C.
Answer» Correct Answer - C Due to these reasons fluorine shows anomalous behaviour and differs from rest of the halogens in many properties

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Fluorine differs from rest of the halogens due toA. Its high electronegativityB. Smallest size and lack of d-orbitalsC. Low bond dissociation energyD. All the above A, B and C.

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